A variety of riddles such as "Why is it dangerous to do math in the jungle? ... If you add 4 and 4, you get 8 (ate)."

Themed around seasons and holidays including Valentine's Day and Halloween, rhyming verses ask readers to find hidden objects in the photographs.

Twenty eight riddle poems to challenge your skill.

An illustrated collection of humorous riddles on a Thanksgiving Day theme.

Invites the reader to solve the riddle of why Silly Milly likes certain things and dislikes others.

This delightful board book will make little ones in your life laugh at the absurdity of a fly on the phone and a carrot in the tub. The text's repeated asking Have you ever seen...? preceding the refrain No way! will have toddlers yelling "No way!" themselves as you read through these silly situations. Celebrated artist Elise Gravel brings the silly to a new level in A Potato on a Bike, because really, has anyone ever seen a broccoli counting to ten...

Brief folktales in which there is a mystery or problem that the reader is invited to solve before the resolution is presented.

Provides innovative ways to use riddles to make reading fun and teach library skills, including puppetry, bookmaking, bulletin boards, and games.

"These riddle rhymes offer a lot of fun as they help prepare your child for reading by promoting awareness of rhyming sounds and words that rhyme. They also help develop critical-thinking skills, as your child thinks about responses to each riddle."--Page 4 of cover.